The Courage to Raise Good Men: You Don't Have to Sever the Bond with
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A psychotherapist and a mother attack ancient mythology, modern society and the men's movement - in defence of mothers and sons. Provocative in parts, this book looks at popular culture, from classical myth to Freud and Spock, and uses case studies from the authors' clinical practice and own experience, to question the old belief that only a father can make a boy a man. This book marks a debate between Betty Friedan, Germain Greer and Susan Faludi.
Author: Olga Silverstein
Format: Paperback, 288 pages, 130mm x 196mm, 232 g
Published: 1995, Penguin Books Ltd, United States
Genre: Social Studies: General
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A psychotherapist and a mother attack ancient mythology, modern society and the men's movement - in defence of mothers and sons. Provocative in parts, this book looks at popular culture, from classical myth to Freud and Spock, and uses case studies from the authors' clinical practice and own experience, to question the old belief that only a father can make a boy a man. This book marks a debate between Betty Friedan, Germain Greer and Susan Faludi.
The Courage to Raise Good Men: You Don't Have to Sever the Bond with